Crosswords puzzles full#
Crosswords puzzles series#
Crosswords puzzles tv#

Crosswords puzzles full#

Enjoy!Īnother curious little crossword with alliterative clues.Ī crossword full of interesting people from all walks of life, some living, others no longer with us. Recently, FT member Rumpo successfully submitted 1A, while about the same time, player pehinhota produced 29A. Enjoy!Ĭommercials and brand names advertised on media.Įvery now and again, the Word Wizard in FunTrivia's eponymous game surprises when strange or obscure words are accepted. This one contains an anagram for an unusual answer.

Crosswords puzzles series#

Give a letter to or take a letter from the word supplied, then anagram to find the answer to the clue.Ī series of experimental crosswords, with a variety of puzzle sizes, grid designs and clue types.

Crosswords puzzles tv#

See how many you can find in this puzzle!Ī topic on a wide range of TV shows in the past and present.Īnother set of general knowledge clues from across the boards. Enjoy!Īlaska, the biggest US state, has a large number of animals and plants adding to its beauty. One anagram may help with an uncommon animal. There is a theme which seasoned solvers should spot swiftly. A personal goal is to create a crossword for every Fun Trivia category. Number 1 (of 20) in a series of crosswords produced for November's Quiz Writing Challenge. Written for November's Quiz Writing Month. Can't see the woods for the trees? That's because this crossword is all about trees. No Christmas here, and no Partridge Family either. It's only a small grid but there are 6 x 11 lettered answers packed into it. Small pangram crossword with only 11 and 3 letter words.Ī crossword visiting cities and countries throughout the world.

Unless otherwise indicated, answers are given in American English.Īll about tennis on names of players, tournaments and tennis terms. This crossword puzzle features the discography of Joan Armatrading. Number 2 (of 20) in a series of crosswords produced for November's Quiz Writing Challenge. And no Christmas either, in case you were wondering.Īll of the answers relate to movies from the 21st Century in this grid. When not working on a puzzle, David can be found reading his favorite daily comic strips.Most clues relate in some manner to video games of one sort or another. Additionally, David is a frequent attendee of crossword puzzle conventions and a respected tournament judge. He is the founder and director of the Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project, a collaborative effort to build a digitized, searchable database of New York Times crossword puzzles dating back to 1942. David is also the author of two books of crosswords: Chromatics (Puzzazz, 2012) and Juicy Crosswords (Sterling/Puzzlewright Press, 2016). He was most recently the editor of The Puzzle Society Crossword. To date, David has had hundreds of puzzles published in the Times and other markets (Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, Daily Celebrity Crossword, The Crosswords Club, The American Values Club Crossword, BuzzFeed and The Jerusalem Post). At the age of 15, David became the crossword editor of the Orange County Register's 24 affiliated newspapers. David Steinberg published his first crossword puzzle in The New York Times when he was just 14 years old, making him the second-youngest constructor to be published under Will Shortz's editorship.